The Conroe Sports Cards and Collectibles Show returns to the Hyatt Regency Conroe on November 21 and 22, 2026 for its last edition of the year. This is one of the largest free-admission card shows in the greater Houston region, regularly running north of 200 vendor tables, and it has become the default weekend destination for collectors in Montgomery County and the northern suburbs. The November date lands the weekend before Thanksgiving, which historically brings strong attendance and a noticeable uptick in gift-oriented buying.
The show is deliberately broad. The organizers front six categories — cards, memorabilia, Pokemon, comics, Funko, and video games — and the floor reflects all of them. Sports card dealers carry MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, boxing, and racing across raw singles, graded slabs, sealed wax, and bargain boxes, with Astros and Texans material well represented. Trading card game vendors bring Pokemon and other TCG singles and sealed product. Around them you will find autographed memorabilia, comic long boxes, retro video games, vintage toys, and Funko sellers, plus supply vendors carrying sleeves, top loaders, and storage.
Hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Saturday and 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Sunday. Admission is free both days for all attendees, parking at the Hyatt Regency is free, and there is no advance ticket to purchase. The show runs raffles and giveaways throughout the weekend, so stop at the entrance table when you arrive to see how entries are being handled.
The Hyatt Regency Conroe sits at 1001 Grand Central Parkway, right off I-45 at the Grand Central Park development, about forty minutes north of downtown Houston and minutes from Lake Conroe and The Woodlands. The organizers publish a discounted attendee room rate through the hotel, which is worth using if you are coming in from out of town or plan to work both days properly.
The show describes itself as a community for every collector, and the room bears that out — it draws serious dealers and first-time families in roughly equal measure. Free admission makes it easy to bring kids, let them pick one affordable card, and leave without having spent anything on entry. Experienced buyers get a large enough floor to compare the same card at multiple tables, which is where the real value of an in-person show lives.
Tips for this one specifically: Saturday morning is when the strongest vintage and graded material moves, so arrive near the 9:00 AM open if selection matters most. Sunday afternoon is the better window for negotiating. Bring cash in mixed denominations, a want list organized by set and player or character, and a box or case to protect purchases. Ask before pulling anything out of a display case.
Vendor and sponsor information, plus the full 2027 schedule, is posted at conroesportscardshow.com. Contact the organizer at [email protected] for table inquiries.